Washougal High School - Kaiyawi Yearbook (Washougal, WA)

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AND THE PANTHERS CLeft9 Peake C449 and Drake C649 swarm a Camas runner. CRight9 The Panther defense: CFrom Left9 C519 Karl Stefan, C879 Devin Nagel, C449 Allen Peake, C729 Bob Richey, C349 Brent Drake and C339 Tony Whitmire, wait for the Spudders. The 1975 Trico champions: CStanding From Left9: Coach Pettyjohn, Scott Newkirk, Adrian Crockford, Allen Peake, Devin Nagel, Bob Ritchey, Brad Brown, Jerry Prince, Terry Prince, Jon Friedrich, Jeff Erickson, Marcus Iverson, Tom Loron, Coach Nagel, and Coach Jackson. CKneeling9: Benrt Soule, Chris VVestlund, Ron Higdon, Alan Anderson, IVIike Goin, Karl Stefan, Dan IVlcEnry, Doug Cox, Brent Drake, Joe Leeds, Dan Sanders. CSitting9 Jeff Sleight, Eric Linde, Tony Whitmire, Jim Branson, Frank Schmid, Kevin Hall, Larry Adams, Stewart Brewer, Hank Nlantz, Dan Keller, Eric Engleman. Though few in numbers the Washougal team had a number of quality players, of eleven starters ten received all-league recognition. Brent Drake leading Panther ground gainer and lst team All- Trico fullback, was named Outstanding Back in the league. Drake, a co-captain, was also named most valuable player by his teamates. Dan IVlcEnry a co-captain and 2nd team All- Trico halfback was voted lVIost Inspirational for his excellent play selection and hardnose defensive play. Doug Cox the other captain re- ceived IVlr. Hustle and Trico Honorable.lVlention. Three linemen, Karl Stefan, guard, Joe Leeds, center, and Alan Peake, end, received lst team Trico honors. IVIarcus Iverson, tackle, Al Anderson, guard, and Jon Friedrich, QB, re- ceived 2nd team Trico recognition. Iverson also received the Lombardi award as outstanding Panther lineman. Devin Nagel received Trico Honorable Mention at tackle. Other key Panthers were: Seniors, lVIike Goin CEnd9, Dan Sanders CS9, Juniors, Tony Whitmire CCB9, Hank Nlantz CDE9, Bob Ritchey CLB9, Kevin Hall CQB-S9 Varsity Football 45

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44 STATE PLAYOFF , CTopJ IVlr. Clarence Friedrich shows the spirit that carried the Panthers and in- volved many parents. CBottomJ Panther Co-captains, C235 Dan lVlcEnry, C343 Brent Drake, C405 Doug Cox, prepare to meet with the officials before a playoff game. Varsity Football The Panthers entered the Playoffs with a 6-2 record. ln the first game they faced Port Townsend at Olympia. The Washougal team used two quick scores, A 36 yard Friedrich to Peake pass and a 33 yard interception return by Devin Nagel, to put the Redskins away 14-6. The Panthers next traveled to Burlington to face Lynden in a quarter final tussle. The Friedrich to Peake combination again worked for 6 while Cox and Drake each scored once, in the 21-14 victory over Lynden. The Semi-final game saw the Raymond Seagulls and the Panthers meet in Centralia. Again the Washougal crowd was big as it had been throughout the playoffs. The Panthers led off the scor- ing with a 20 yard TD run. However the defense could not stop the powerful Raymond offense, as they saw them score twice. But the inspired Panthers came back in the final quarter to see Drake boot a field goal. The Panthers got the ball back with 2 minutes left and had a chance to win it. Passes to Goin and lVIcEnry brought the Panthers close but a penalty cut their Comback short. The Final score was 15- 9 . The Panthers gained third Place with the Loss. '.i'.,5'.',:'..1::-g.1-.:-.:..-:::..'::f.. .zL':.'-..' iliilllilli ii 2'--r -'-- --....'--' -.-.1'.:.-:.-::':f.. .':5.'.:'.r.'e.-..'::'.':': Hlli i us, '....- T - ... 2-.-..... 9 lf!!! . 'X 'U' s. ' .I W Y , V VVL, - -...- -i., 1- S X - f 3 t 1 4. -V. C wg. - . , iX Q . C . -,Q , .58 5 H U ,f 19 . I V . , It , , , Y M , - -A ,. K L, i 1 , xx is K ' T - . ' f ' 'K C 'f f 7 I , f x ff- A 1 - ', ' ' . I . J- B at A V 9, K. 'lf .n Q - f - , -1 . f .1 we Y- f - . - 'D W 'T ' 'xx Q ff t , t 1 , A . ' 1 K K I x I 'C Q ' ,. hi I , I r - K r -. irg3is f-Q 12 F Pf?c:f..fls29'sf1 fr: mg i:,f5v1C.C.!w 5 A X' f . V 5 ' 1 we-Ls .K H 5, S .9 C -. M o..'wwff:ftwr--J tsrf A w -f Q H .f,j '9'M' H, .2 We tfifif W C' -'WTA .-C ' A N9 SNK 55' 'W 3 sbss C fs ' , S - ts it .Q -sw' ,A A, 2 in in ' x4g,W..If3...., sssb

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CROSS CGUNTRY, CTopl Craig Jacobs tackles The Hill . CBottomD Brian Hatfield enjoys a sunny CC meet. 46 Cross Country Washougal had its most successful Cross Country season since the program returned in 1972. Sixteen boys, ten who received varsity letters, turned out, the largest number ever. They partici- pated in 8 meets, running their way to State. Three dual meet victories and a second place at a Camas three-way meet. At the district meet, the Panthers legged out a 5th place finish, earning a trip to the state meet. At the state meet in Seattle, the Panthers placed 20th. Seven runners attended including Glen Karnath, IVlark Engleman, Gary Abernathy, Nathan Sellars, Bob Green, Duane Delano, and Craig Jacobs. Throughout the season Karnath, a Senior, was the most out- standing ofthe Panthers. He placed 18th at district and 54th at State. He was also named captain of the 1974 team. A new addition to the program was a girls team. Nine girls participated mostly freshmen and sophomores. The top runner was Lisa IVlalcolm, a Sophomore. The most inspirational was Senior, Sharon Agun, vvho turned in some gutsy per- formances.